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City collection Twin Falls publishes no large item curbside pickup, so a couch is not part of the residential route. The curbside programme names household trash in the blue cart, an extra bag allowance and the yard material list, and a couch is none of those. The published way to clear one is the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, where the station prices mixed municipal solid waste by weight rather than at an item rate. No furniture rate is published because the city does not collect furniture at the curb. At the transfer station a couch is part of the mixed municipal solid waste load, which is billed by weight with a minimum charge and paid at delivery, so the cost is settled at the gate. Call the station at 208-734-3139 with the item count before loading.
City collection A mattress is not named in the curbside programme and the city publishes no bulky item pickup, so the route is the Twin Falls Transfer Station. There it rides in a mixed municipal solid waste load that is priced by weight with a minimum charge, and the city publishes no separate mattress line. No mattress fee is published. A mattress goes into a mixed municipal solid waste load at the Twin Falls Transfer Station and the load is billed by weight with a minimum charge, so the cost is settled at the gate and paid at delivery. Call 208-734-3139 to confirm before hauling.
City collection Appliances split by refrigerant. The city states that a refrigerator can go to the Twin Falls Transfer Station, where the household pays a fee to have the refrigerant removed and the appliance is then delivered to Milner Butte Landfill, and the district prices Freon containing white goods per unit for Twin Falls County customers. A washer, dryer or stove without refrigerant is not separately priced and is assessed at the gate, where the district lists scrap metal at no charge. $10 per Freon containing white good at the Twin Falls Transfer Station for Twin Falls County customers, on the FY-27 schedule that starts October 1, 2026. Twin Falls city households in the Southern Idaho Solid Waste district. The city states that a refrigerator taken to the station incurs a fee for refrigerant removal before the appliance is delivered to Milner Butte Landfill, and the district lists scrap metal, which is where a unit without refrigerant is assessed, at no charge, so confirm the unit with the gate staff.
City collection Twin Falls does not publish a bulk item curbside pickup. What the city does publish is an extra bag allowance: additional bags are collected at no additional charge as long as each one stays under 35 pounds, and shrubs and twigs go into tied bundles shorter than three feet with a maximum of six bundles a week. Anything the size of a couch, a mattress or an appliance sits outside that allowance and goes to the transfer station. The extra bag allowance is published at no additional charge, with a 35 pound limit per bag and up to six tied bundles shorter than three feet a week. A piece larger than that has no curbside route, so confirm the load at the gate of the Twin Falls Transfer Station on 208-734-3139, where it is billed by weight with a minimum and paid at delivery.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Twin Falls bills the collection and contracts the trucks. The city states that it contracts with PSI Environmental Systems for waste collection, that PSI supplies the containers to each occupied residence inside the city limits, and that residents are billed for trash collection on the monthly utility bill alongside water and sewer. Curbside is a cart programme rather than a bulky item programme: household trash goes in a blue cart, recycling goes out every other week in an orange lid cart on the same day, and the city adds a specific allowance for extra bags under 35 pounds each and for tied bundles shorter than three feet, six bundles a week at most. What the city does not publish is a large item pickup, so a couch, a mattress or an appliance is a trip rather than a curbside appointment. The route for those is the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, which the city identifies as operated by Southern Idaho Solid Waste, and where the load is weighed and paid for at the gate.
Twin Falls publishes no large item curbside pickup, so a couch is not part of the residential route. The curbside programme names household trash in the blue cart, an extra bag allowance and the yard material list, and a couch is none of those. The published way to clear one is the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, where the station prices mixed municipal solid waste by weight rather than at an item rate.
City cost & eligibility
No furniture rate is published because the city does not collect furniture at the curb. At the transfer station a couch is part of the mixed municipal solid waste load, which is billed by weight with a minimum charge and paid at delivery, so the cost is settled at the gate. Call the station at 208-734-3139 with the item count before loading.
When & how
There is no city collection day for a couch. Drive it to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and pay at the time of delivery. Bring the pieces in one load so they are weighed once.
Get it ready
Keep the couch out of the blue garbage cart, which takes household trash up to a 200 pound total with the lid closed, and out of the orange lid recycle cart, which takes only cardboard, aluminum and tin. Tie the load down for the drive, because the station charges extra for an unsecured load, and wear high visibility clothing and closed toe shoes on site.
A mattress is not named in the curbside programme and the city publishes no bulky item pickup, so the route is the Twin Falls Transfer Station. There it rides in a mixed municipal solid waste load that is priced by weight with a minimum charge, and the city publishes no separate mattress line.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress fee is published. A mattress goes into a mixed municipal solid waste load at the Twin Falls Transfer Station and the load is billed by weight with a minimum charge, so the cost is settled at the gate and paid at delivery. Call 208-734-3139 to confirm before hauling.
When & how
Take the mattress to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no curbside mattress day and no appointment system, so the trip itself is the arrangement.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and bring it in the same load as the rest of the junk so it is weighed once. Keep it out of both carts, and tie or tarp it for the drive because the station charges extra for an unsecured load.
Appliances split by refrigerant. The city states that a refrigerator can go to the Twin Falls Transfer Station, where the household pays a fee to have the refrigerant removed and the appliance is then delivered to Milner Butte Landfill, and the district prices Freon containing white goods per unit for Twin Falls County customers. A washer, dryer or stove without refrigerant is not separately priced and is assessed at the gate, where the district lists scrap metal at no charge.
City cost & eligibility
$10 per Freon containing white good at the Twin Falls Transfer Station for Twin Falls County customers, on the FY-27 schedule that starts October 1, 2026. Twin Falls city households in the Southern Idaho Solid Waste district. The city states that a refrigerator taken to the station incurs a fee for refrigerant removal before the appliance is delivered to Milner Butte Landfill, and the district lists scrap metal, which is where a unit without refrigerant is assessed, at no charge, so confirm the unit with the gate staff.
When & how
Take the unit to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and pay at delivery. There is no curbside appliance collection and nothing left outside the blue cart is part of the service.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and remove food, water and loose parts before loading, and keep it out of the blue garbage cart and the orange lid recycle cart. Tell the gate staff whether the unit still holds refrigerant, because that decides which line it is priced under and whether it goes on to Milner Butte Landfill.
Electronic waste is the cheapest large item line at the district station. The Twin Falls Transfer Station accepts electronic waste, and the city's own transfer station page names computers, printers, fax machines and cell phones among the household items it takes. A television is not named on the city page read here, so the screen is confirmed at the gate rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
The district prices electronic waste at no charge for Twin Falls County customers at the Twin Falls Transfer Station, and the city names computers, printers, fax machines and cell phones on its transfer station page. Televisions are not named on any city page read here, so confirm the screen at the gate on 208-734-3139 before loading. There is no curbside electronics collection.
When & how
Drive the device to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and pay at delivery. There is no curbside electronics day, and the orange lid recycle cart takes only cardboard, aluminum and tin.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from a computer, laptop, phone or drive before it leaves the property. Hand batteries over separately and tape the terminals, because the district limits each battery type to two pounds per customer per visit. Keep devices out of the blue garbage cart and out of the orange lid recycle cart.
Construction material is refused at the curb, and the city names it explicitly: mortar, paint, plastic, scrap lumber and wood shavings are unaccepted waste, along with dirt from construction or lawn renovation, rocks, sod and stones. The Twin Falls Transfer Station does accept mixed construction and demolition waste, so the route is a self-haul load that is weighed at the gate.
City cost & eligibility
From $7 for a load at the Twin Falls Transfer Station, where mixed municipal solid waste and inert waste are billed at $48.50 per ton with a $7 minimum for Twin Falls County customers on the FY-27 schedule that starts October 1, 2026. Twin Falls city households delivering their own load during station hours, with payment required at the time of delivery.
When & how
Run the material to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no city collection day for renovation material, and the load is weighed and paid for at the gate.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the blue garbage cart and the orange lid recycle cart, and keep dirt, rocks, sod and stones separate from the yard material the curbside programme does accept. Tie the load down for the drive, because the station charges extra for an unsecured load, and wear high visibility clothing and closed toe shoes on site.
Exercise equipment is not named in the curbside programme and the city publishes no bulky item pickup, so a treadmill or weight machine goes to the Twin Falls Transfer Station with the rest of the load. The station prices mixed municipal solid waste by weight, and metal arriving separately is assessed on the scrap metal line.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine rate is published. A machine goes to the Twin Falls Transfer Station either inside a mixed municipal solid waste load, which is billed by weight with a minimum, or on the scrap metal line, which the district lists at no charge for Twin Falls County customers, so ask at the gate which line applies by calling 208-734-3139.
When & how
Take the machine to 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and pay at delivery. There is no curbside exercise equipment pickup.
Get it ready
Strip the machine down as far as it will go, take the console off the frame, and keep any battery pack out of the load or hand it in separately with the terminals taped. Keep the machine out of both carts and tie it down for the drive.
Twin Falls does not publish a bulk item curbside pickup. What the city does publish is an extra bag allowance: additional bags are collected at no additional charge as long as each one stays under 35 pounds, and shrubs and twigs go into tied bundles shorter than three feet with a maximum of six bundles a week. Anything the size of a couch, a mattress or an appliance sits outside that allowance and goes to the transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
The extra bag allowance is published at no additional charge, with a 35 pound limit per bag and up to six tied bundles shorter than three feet a week. A piece larger than that has no curbside route, so confirm the load at the gate of the Twin Falls Transfer Station on 208-734-3139, where it is billed by weight with a minimum and paid at delivery.
When & how
Bags and bundles go out with the regular collection on the area's day, with the cart and material at the curb or in the alley by 6 a.m. and the cart returned after collection. Anything larger needs a trip to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Get it ready
Bag loose items rather than piling them, keep every bag under 35 pounds, and tie brush and twigs into bundles shorter than three feet with no more than six bundles a week. Keep carts three feet from fences, mailboxes, water meters and parked vehicles. Keep chemicals, automobile parts, dead animals, manure, rocks, sod and construction material out of the pile entirely, because the city refuses all of those.
Yard material is part of the residential programme. The city lists lawn clippings, leaves, weeds and small yard debris as accepted waste, along with trees that weigh less than 50 pounds cut into sections shorter than three feet, and it asks for shrubs and twigs to be tied into bundles shorter than three feet with no more than six bundles a week.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Accepted in the curbside programme for each occupied residence inside the city limits, which the city bills at a monthly residential rate through the utility bill. The transfer station also takes clean green wood waste, which is priced by the ton rather than included in the curbside service.
When & how
Yard material goes out on the area's collection day with the cart and material at the curb or in the alley by 6 a.m., and the cart is returned after collection. Tree limbs larger than six feet or heavier than 50 pounds are not collected, so they have to be cut down or taken to the Twin Falls Transfer Station.
Get it ready
Tie shrubs and twigs into bundles shorter than three feet and keep to six bundles a week. Cut trees into sections shorter than three feet while the pieces stay under 50 pounds. Keep rocks, sod, stones, manure and dirt from construction or lawn renovation out of the pile, because the city lists all of those as unaccepted waste, and keep yard material out of the orange lid recycle cart, which takes no lawn or garden waste.
Twin Falls publishes no large item curbside pickup
The residential programme is a cart service. Household trash goes in the blue cart supplied to each occupied residence, recycling goes out every other week in the orange lid cart on the same day, and the city adds a published allowance for extra bags under 35 pounds each and for tied bundles shorter than three feet, six bundles a week at most. Nothing in the city's accepted and unaccepted lists names a couch, a mattress or an appliance for curbside collection, so a large piece is a trip rather than a pickup day.
The city asks for the blue cart on a level surface at the curb or in the alley by 6 a.m. on the collection day, and for the cart to be returned to a secure spot afterwards because southern Idaho has frequent high winds. Carts are kept three feet from fences, mailboxes, water meters and parked vehicles so the truck can reach them. Additional bags are collected at no additional charge as long as each one is under 35 pounds, and a large blue cart may be filled to a total weight of 200 pounds with the lid closed.
The transfer station is the route for anything cart sized or larger
The Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East is run by Southern Idaho Solid Waste and is where a couch, a mattress, an appliance, electronics or a construction load goes. Payment is required at the time of delivery, the load is weighed, and the station prices mixed municipal solid waste and inert waste at a per ton rate with a minimum rather than at an item rate. Loads must be secured, and the station lists a fee for an unsecured load alongside its safety rules.
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City of Twin Falls with PSI Environmental Systems, and the Southern Idaho Solid Waste Twin Falls Transfer Station
Use the residential curbside collection and the extra bag allowance
A household inside the city limits with bagged household clutter, lawn clippings, leaves, weeds and small yard debris.
Cost & conditions
$19.62 for monthly residential waste collection rate billed through the city utility bill, which also carries water and sewer. Each occupied residence inside the city limits, where the city contracts with PSI Environmental Systems for the collection and supplies the containers.
Arrange it
Set the blue garbage cart on a level surface at the curb or in the alley by 6 a.m. on the collection day and return it afterwards, and put the orange lid recycle cart out every other week on the same day. Bags beyond the cart are accepted at no additional charge as long as each is under 35 pounds.
Household trash, extra bags under 35 pounds each, up to six tied bundles shorter than three feet a week and the listed yard material only. Couch sized and appliance sized items are outside the programme, and chemicals, automobile parts, construction material, dirt, rocks, sod, stones, manure, dead animals and unbagged animal waste are refused.
City of Twin Falls with PSI Environmental Systems, and the Southern Idaho Solid Waste Twin Falls Transfer Station
Haul the load to the Twin Falls Transfer Station
A household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance, electronics, construction material or any load larger than the curbside bag allowance.
Cost & conditions
From $7 for a load at the Twin Falls Transfer Station, where mixed municipal solid waste and inert waste are billed at $48.50 per ton with a $7 minimum and wood waste at $45 per ton with a $7 minimum for Twin Falls County customers, while batteries, electronic waste, household hazardous waste and scrap metal are listed at no charge, Freon containing white goods at $10 each, and tires at $5 each for passenger, $20 each for semi and $40 each for implement. Twin Falls city households in the Southern Idaho Solid Waste district, on the FY-27 schedule that starts October 1, 2026, with payment required at the time of delivery; out-of-county rates are higher.
Arrange it
Drive to 2186 Orchard Drive East and pay at the gate. The station runs Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and its phone number is 208-734-3139. Loads must be secured, and the station lists a fee for an unsecured load.
Payment is due at delivery, the charge depends on what the load weighs and which line it is assessed under, compact fluorescent lamps are refused, and smoking, cell phone use and salvaging are prohibited on site. Children and pets have to stay in the vehicle, and batteries are limited to two pounds of each type per customer per visit with the terminals taped.
District transfer station for junk, appliances, electronics, construction material and household hazardous waste
Twin Falls Transfer Station
2186 Orchard Dr E., Twin Falls, ID 83301
Municipal solid waste, mixed construction and demolition waste, clean green wood waste, tires, scrap metal, Freon containing white goods, household hazardous waste, electronic waste and batteries. The station prices mixed municipal solid waste and inert waste by weight, so a couch or a mattress rides in that load rather than at an item rate. The city page adds the household hazardous list it takes here, including paint, solvents, thinners, stains, pesticides, herbicides, garden chemicals, pool and spa chemicals, aerosols, cleaners, laundry products, thermostats, thermometers, elemental mercury in small containers, computers, printers, fax machines and cell phones, with antifreeze and used motor oil taken in unmarked containers.
Payment is required at the time of delivery and loads must be secured, because the station lists a fee for an unsecured load. Smoking, cell phone use and salvaging are prohibited, high visibility clothing and closed toe shoes are required, and children and pets must remain in the vehicle. Compact fluorescent lamps are refused even though the page discusses them, and mercury items must stay inside and be intact in a zip top bag. Batteries are limited to two pounds of each type per customer per visit with the terminals taped, antifreeze and flammable liquids are limited to five gallons a visit or 25 gallons a month, and business waste is not accepted in the household hazardous programme.
Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 208-734-3139.
From $7 for a load at the Twin Falls Transfer Station, where mixed municipal solid waste and inert waste are billed at $48.50 per ton with a $7 minimum and wood waste at $45 per ton with a $7 minimum for Twin Falls County customers, while batteries, electronic waste, household hazardous waste and scrap metal are listed at no charge, Freon containing white goods at $10 each, and tires at $5 each for passenger, $20 each for semi and $40 each for implement. Twin Falls County customers, which includes Twin Falls city households in the Southern Idaho Solid Waste district, on the FY-27 schedule that starts October 1, 2026, with payment at delivery; out-of-county rates are double the in-county rate on those lines.
District landfill in Burley for large loads and the end point for appliances
Milner Butte Landfill
1050 W 400 S, Burley, ID
Municipal solid waste, mixed construction and demolition waste, inert waste, wood waste and dimensional lumber or pallets, tires, scrap metal, Freon containing white goods, asbestos containing materials, household hazardous waste, electronic waste and batteries. The city states that a refrigerator taken to the Twin Falls Transfer Station is delivered here after the refrigerant is removed, and the district lists mobile homes separately.
The landfill sits in Burley, well outside Twin Falls, so it is a long haul rather than a neighbourhood stop, and the transfer station is the closer site for most loads. Out-of-district customers pay higher rates on several lines and some material is not accepted from out of district at all.
Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Phone 208-432-9082.
The landfill publishes a full per ton schedule by waste type and customer class, and the line that applies to a load depends on what is in it, so call 208-432-9082 with the waste type before making the trip.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Where should Twin Falls residents verify local disposal rules?+
Use the official City of Twin Falls transfer station accepted items page and confirm the current rule for the exact item before set-out or drop-off.Official guidance
Will Twin Falls pick up a couch at the curb?+
The city publishes no large item curbside pickup. The residential programme covers household trash in the blue cart, extra bags under 35 pounds each, tied bundles shorter than three feet and the listed yard material, and a couch is outside all of that. The published route is the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., where the load is weighed and paid for at the gate.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Twin Falls?+
Haul it to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Twin Falls publishes no curbside mattress pickup, and the station prices mixed municipal solid waste by weight rather than at an item rate, with payment required at delivery. Bring it dry and in the same load as the rest of the junk so it is weighed once.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a refrigerator in Twin Falls?+
Take it to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East. The city states that a refrigerator can be brought there, where the household pays a fee to have the refrigerant removed and the appliance is delivered to Milner Butte Landfill, and the district prices Freon containing white goods per unit for Twin Falls County customers. A washer, dryer or stove without refrigerant is assessed at the gate instead.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Twin Falls?+
Take them to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The district lists electronic waste at no charge for Twin Falls County customers, and the city names computers, printers, fax machines and cell phones on its transfer station page. A television is not named on that page, so confirm the screen at the gate on 208-734-3139.Official guidance
Does Twin Falls collect bulk items at the curb?+
No bulky item pickup is published. The curbside allowance covers household trash in the blue cart, additional bags under 35 pounds each at no additional charge, tied bundles shorter than three feet with a maximum of six bundles a week, and the listed yard material. A couch, a mattress or an appliance goes to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East instead.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Twin Falls?+
The City of Twin Falls runs the programme and contracts with PSI Environmental Systems for the collection, with PSI supplying the containers to each occupied residence inside the city limits. Service issues go to PSI at 208-733-4441, and residents are billed for trash collection on the monthly utility bill alongside water and sewer. Large items are not part of that service and go to the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East instead.Official guidance
How much extra trash can go out with the cart?+
Additional bags are collected at no additional charge as long as each one is under 35 pounds, and shrubs and twigs are tied into bundles shorter than three feet with a maximum of six bundles a week. A large blue cart may be filled to a total weight of 200 pounds with the lid closed, and carts go out by 6 a.m. on the collection day. Anything the size of a couch, a mattress or an appliance is outside that allowance.Official guidance
Where do I take a couch, a mattress or a major appliance?+
To the Twin Falls Transfer Station at 2186 Orchard Drive East, open Monday through Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The city publishes no large item curbside pickup, so the station is the route for furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics and construction material, and the load is weighed with payment required at the time of delivery. Call 208-734-3139 with questions about a specific piece.Official guidance
How is the transfer station priced?+
By what the load is and how much it weighs. Mixed municipal solid waste and inert waste are billed by the ton with a minimum charge, waste wood has its own per ton rate, Freon containing white goods and tires carry per unit rates, and batteries, electronic waste, household hazardous waste and scrap metal are listed at no charge for Twin Falls County customers. Payment is required at the time of delivery and the district publishes an annual schedule.Official guidance
